Bank refuses to pause auto loan funding despite an active dealer fraud investigation
A consumer revoked acceptance of a defective vehicle and disputes a $78,000 auto loan a dealer allegedly submitted fraudulently, yet the funding bank will not investigate or halt disbursement even with a state fraud probe underway against the dealer. This shows lenders continuing to fund loans while known fraud allegations are active.
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